Cats Really Do Care <br />About Their Owners A recent study published in<br />‘Current Biology’ found that<br />cats are capable of forming an<br />attachment with their owners. This "secure" attachment is similar<br />to the bond that dogs and even<br />babies have with their caregivers. The study proved this attachment by placing<br />108 cats in a room and examining how they reacted<br />when their owners left and then returned. Approximately 64 percent of the cats exhibited<br />secure behavior, such as immediately greeting<br />their owner when they came into the room. These findings debunk the assumption<br />that many owners have about their<br />cats emotionally distant attitude. According to cat behavior expert Jackson Galaxy,<br />a cat’s behavior is often overlooked because it<br />doesn’t mirror the enthusiasm dogs display. In reality, cats display<br />their attachment to humans<br />by feeling comfortable enough<br />to exist symbiotically. Jackson Galaxy, via NBC News
